A stat that I've mentioned before, 240 million.

That's roughly the amount of Nile 1 calls that are placed in America in a year.

Of those 240 million, a significant portion of them are missed dials or butt dials.

It happens way more than you think. Most of the calls placed are for police

response. Depending on the year, somewhere between 20 and 40 million are for medics. Anything from

wrecks with injuries to normal medical calls like chest and back pain, various traumas like someone falling down or bicycle accidents,

and yes, even calls that are related to crimes like assaults, shootings, and stabbing.

Today, I have one strange medical incident, one that where the call to police actually starts at a hospital.

Welcome back to Music City 911.

Hello, what address you need to police.

So this is Dr. Chris Webster calling from Leone Gathe Hospital and I have a concern regarding a patient that presented here earlier but has left the building and is potentially exposed

to a fatal toxin from mushroom poisoning and I've

tried several times to get hold of her on her mobile phone.

So before I get all that information in, what address do you need to please to attend Dr. Chris?

Yeah, so well should I give the hospital address or the address of the patient? If you know where they are, their address. I have the address of the patients, yeah. Go ahead with that. Okay, 84 Gibson, G-I-B-S-O-N street. Is that in Lian-Gathar? Leon Gatha, 3953. Thank you. So 84 Gibson Street, Leongath, Victoria.

The nearest intersection is Worthy Street, is that correct?

I'd have to get Google maps up, but yes, I would say that sounds right.

That sounds like a street in Leonggather.

What's her name?

So the last name is Patterson, P-A-T-T-E-R-S-O-N.

First name?

Aaron, E-R-I-M.

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